Makes me reflect back on the early times. I recall going to caucus for Paul. Part of me wishes I could have been more outspoken and most of all convincing. But really, you have to know now that the whole electoral system is a fraud, a controlled exercise designed to make you think that you have some kind of say in the course of the electorate. So what do we do? We play nice and obey the rules. But do they? We've seen what they do when they don't like the rules. They either exploit them with filibusters or completely ignore them altogether. The very heart of their own nature is that of conspiracy and yet they ridicule anyone who asks serious questions that deserve serious answers. But they have none. It's self-evident we've all seen it. It's all verifiable.
The only hope we have in any campaign is merely getting our message out and our view across to those that this message resonates with in hopes that they will be ready to accept that they have been lied to, the system is a fraud, and the only way to free ourselves of the system is to shut it down. The only way to shut it down is for enough people to stop complying with the system. You can only do that if you yourself have a commanding degree of self-sustainability that you can stop supporting and complying with the system without it hurting just yourself.
Of course, one can't be expected to be able to do this overnight. It takes time (which is getting short), resources (which are running dry...), and you still have to maintain your existence in the now. I started taking my self-sustainability serious only this past year and I still feel way behind.
This is where I'm torn... Because for as far behind many of us are what hope do those that come after us have? As if there will be a next time, can we be any more successful than we were this time? Keeping in mind the corruption in the system. Those people that join the bandwagon 3 years from now are going to have to go threw what we just did to find out what we already knew. And will that finally be the critical mass needed to shut the system down? If so how long before it becomes practical for a great majority of us?
"I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, that His justice cannot sleep forever." - Thomas Jefferson
I remember that one. It's a
I remember that one. It's a good one.
Makes me reflect back on the early times. I recall going to caucus for Paul. Part of me wishes I could have been more outspoken and most of all convincing. But really, you have to know now that the whole electoral system is a fraud, a controlled exercise designed to make you think that you have some kind of say in the course of the electorate. So what do we do? We play nice and obey the rules. But do they? We've seen what they do when they don't like the rules. They either exploit them with filibusters or completely ignore them altogether. The very heart of their own nature is that of conspiracy and yet they ridicule anyone who asks serious questions that deserve serious answers. But they have none. It's self-evident we've all seen it. It's all verifiable.
The only hope we have in any campaign is merely getting our message out and our view across to those that this message resonates with in hopes that they will be ready to accept that they have been lied to, the system is a fraud, and the only way to free ourselves of the system is to shut it down. The only way to shut it down is for enough people to stop complying with the system. You can only do that if you yourself have a commanding degree of self-sustainability that you can stop supporting and complying with the system without it hurting just yourself.
Of course, one can't be expected to be able to do this overnight. It takes time (which is getting short), resources (which are running dry...), and you still have to maintain your existence in the now. I started taking my self-sustainability serious only this past year and I still feel way behind.
This is where I'm torn... Because for as far behind many of us are what hope do those that come after us have? As if there will be a next time, can we be any more successful than we were this time? Keeping in mind the corruption in the system. Those people that join the bandwagon 3 years from now are going to have to go threw what we just did to find out what we already knew. And will that finally be the critical mass needed to shut the system down? If so how long before it becomes practical for a great majority of us?
"I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, that His justice cannot sleep forever." - Thomas Jefferson
beautiful.
We need to get this spirit back for 2012